Today is turning out to be much better in terms of what I had first thought of to write about.  It seems as though the garden had sensed that I was feeling low and did what any friend would do and decided to help brighten my day.  I had it on my mind to take a few pictures and then post them on the blog and leave it at that.  Kind of a so so start to the day if you asked me.  I was helping my sweet wife to get through a rough time after some meds had her climbing the walls yesterday so I was inside most of the day by her side.  Something to do with a shot that was misdiagnosed and panic set in.   She is better now but it was verrrry disturbing to say the least.  Soooooo,  to make a long story short my plan was to make a quick pic or two and out of the corner of my eye I picked up a sensory overload that was coming from the flower garden.  Flowers I only saw days before and nothing to be had and now an amazing sight of colorful Zinnia's.  Just what the doctor ordered.  Sizers in hand I made off to retrieve a fresh bouquet of Zinnia's and purple buddlea flowers.  These are the flowers I had given a full helping of the manure tea only days earlier.  AAAmazing!  A gift for the wife who needed a lot of love to get her back to where she would like to be. 

Some pictures were taken of course to send up to the blog so I included a shot off the finished product.   I also have had some wonderful raspberries to come in that seem to come out of nowhere.  Heritage are good for our zone 7 here as they produce a big crop in the fall.  Very easy to maintain by mowing or cutting down all the canes after they produce a crop.  The rose is another fantastic sight that has leaped up overnight from the help of the tea.  Do start to use tea if you haven't in the past.  AAAmazing results for me and proof is in the pudding.  I am making some more as soon as I saw what it is capable of doing.  Enjoy your day and have a wonderful week.  Over and out.  Jim